Changing Fonts

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Brian F.

Hello All,

Is there a way that I can globally change the font on my website from
one to another without having to open each page and changing it maunally? I
am currently using MS Sans Serif and I want to change to Times New but do
not want to open over 50 pages to do it.

Thanks in advance,
Brian F.
 
If the font is specified exactly the same way in each page,
with FP 2002 / 3 you can do a global search and replace
by specifying "search html."

If you're specifying it with a style sheet, simply change it
in the style sheet.

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If it's in the HTML as font tags do a Search and Replace (all pages, in HTML)

Or bite the bullet and remove all the font tags and formatting from HTML
(using a CSS style sheet instead for future ease of changes)



| Hello All,
|
| Is there a way that I can globally change the font on my website from
| one to another without having to open each page and changing it maunally? I
| am currently using MS Sans Serif and I want to change to Times New but do
| not want to open over 50 pages to do it.
|
| Thanks in advance,
| Brian F.
|
|
 
-----Original Message-----
Hello All,
Howdy.

Is there a way that I can globally change the font on
my website from one to another without having to open
each page and changing it maunally? I am currently using
MS Sans Serif and I want to change to Times New but do
not want to open over 50 pages to do it.
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1. Open your Web site.
2. Choose Replace from the Edit menu.
3. In teh Find What box, enter MS Sans Serif
4. In the Replace With box, enter Times New Roman.
5. Set Find Where to All Pages.
6. Select the Find In HTML checkbox (or, in FP2003, the
Find In Source Code checkbox).
7. Click the Find In Web button (or, in FP2003, the
Find In Site button).
8. When the search completes, double-click the first
entry in the list box to start replacing.

However.

This would be an excellent time to convert your site to
style sheets. To do this, get rid of all <font> tags, then
follow the procedure at:

Controlling Fonts for an Entire Web Site
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tips/tipshow.aspx?tip=2

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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